How to crochet a basic headband or hairband, easy

[@terwya]

I'm sure after 3.5 years after you posted this video, you don't tire of hearing how awesome this video and the heart, butterfly & flower attachments are. After having 3 sons, I finally have a granddaughter and I'm crocheting like crazy again. Thanks so much I am having so much fun.

[@upaue7171]

terwya and hove ljhboo

[@Bwright1109]

I love the idea of using the button so you can add interchangeable embellishments. I would like to suggest that you could even finish the headband by leaving an extra length before cutting your yarn and then attach the button AT the joining. This would make it appear that the the button is actually closing the headband if you didn't use an embellishment, and the embellishment would hide/cover the seam when attached. You would have to tie the ending knot a little differently though.

[@avarock5041]

Thanks for all your videos! Greetings from the beautiful state of Oregon!! I really enjoy seeing your crafts. Keep the art of crocheting alive!!

[@julies5515]

Thank you for this. I have been searching for a very simple and basic headband. I am making a couple of them for my niece. She's not a fussy girl that wears a lot of make up or jewelry. She does have long hair and I thought these would be cute. I am doing one in kind of girly colors on those days she wants to be girly and one in camo variegated yarn. This is perfecr!!!

[@tammisevene3575]

i love that the headband has the button for the options.. soo cool thank u!

[@callixtahcroches6354]

Love this tutorial and all the others you have made! Thanks for your time uploading this!

[@honeyshire]

You Tube wouldn't let me put a link in the comment box, so I will put it in the description just below the video. It is a link for hat sizes -- It might be helpful. Yes, I can't make any sizing exact because people use different types of yarn that have more stretch and you can have such a variety of head sizes for people of the same age. I've found this out by experience with my grandkids! Good luck ;)

[@greenck4]

Thank You for the video! Made my 1st ever headband today with your help!

[@RIODJENIRO1]

Nice video, thank you for sharing, I will be making these in several colors for my adult daughter, she will really like the thin band!! I will be adding some charms that I've made that can be removed if she chooses...

[@MsChristinRN]

Great tutorial! Love the button to attach different appliques! Thanks! :)

[@thaehtwe]

Thank u so much! I just made my first headband for my girl. Love it!

[@leticiaperez2369]

Amazing job its really help for me and help me with my depression thank you !!

[@monicasheldrake]

Snap I'm trying to kick cancer and I got so down till someone told me to crochet it has got me through so much stuff hope your ok x

[@marisolcruz8442]

Love ❤️ you’re Videos! TY for Sharing!🥰

[@kandikrazykj1]

"what else should i say??" lol that made me giggle!! i made a bunch of these!! thank you so much for sharing ^_^

[@Maandolin]

Lmao me too. Good video though. ^^

[@Ava-zc2eb]

Mine is adorable!!!!! I added just a simple flower on it!

[@rosiethompson1373]

Your work is so pretty

[@merrymomof7]

I'm really enjoying your clear instructions, but the sizing is still very confusing. It is unclear how much you can stretch and are there pretty standard sizes for adults/teens/children? Is there a chart somewhere on line? Thanks!

[@magdalenepangantihon7688]

I really like it thank you for helping i can give this as a present for baby jane and sam

[@DebbieShaw71]

This is fantastic, THANK YOU.

[@honeyshire]

Yes, measuring the person's head is best!

[@chensreyoun9714]

Happy to learned, thank you for teaching me

[@SuperMichelle1226]

Thank you , thank you, thank you! !! This was the easiest headband tutorial I found. Question. .. how do I keep it from twisting? ? Thanks again!!! :)

[@jamieschwellinger7864]

one thing,mine was twisting to but i figured out that ounce you get more and more rows on to the headband it lines itslef back into place. :)

[@mariamanriquez5001]

Perfecto

[@lorrainerogers847]

Where are the other links I am not finding them. I would like to make the butterfly and heart embellishments.

[@ambercash9152]

It's really fun to make

[@pontiacbonnie]

What size is your hook please? Love this!

[@triscuitrose]

Very cool! I love the button idea. What size button do you usually use?

[@gerardgobin8364]

5ous titres

[@aliciavoegele193]

Hello i just followed the video this is how mine turned out I followed exact

[@honeyshire]

That is beautiful!

[@na3omaelkashef932]

It is so easy wow thanks a lot

[@honeyshire]

Everything seems to take forever to upload. The embellishments are on the way :)

[@nbeasley2]

Love it. Thank you for sharing.

[@monicaleitao25]

Maravilhoso vídeo! Obrigado por compartilhar!

[@monicasheldrake]

Cor I love George where did you get him from I want one as I do a lot of hats n stuff x

[@taherkhan1702]

did it love it

[@mnahilgassemelsaed7082]

love it

[@marymoss37]

OllieBear125 yes they are

[@phoebecrochet3685]

Can’t find the embellishments patterns

[@imacutiiebabee]

Mine just gets all knotted and i can't tell the stitches apart to do the next stitch :(

[@lizzbethh1016]

I know me to

[@tamaracrochetedcreatively155]

How many stiches and what size hook do I need

[@tamaracrochetedcreatively155]

@@lizzbethh1016 how many chains and stiches to make the headband

[@333DFG]

That's nice but you forgot to put the links in for the embellishments.

[@jessicabennett574]

how many chains for an adult headband?

[@kathyjohnson881]

What size hook for this?

[@briannayett2640]

+Kathy Johnson size i or 5.5 millimeter

[@achasusiani2577]

Good

[@shazianoreen9094]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@lorrainerogers847]

I found it :)

[@lupesanchez9950]

beaitiful

[@upaue7171]

💜💜💜

[@Ahkoto]

it turned into a circle :(

[@thegreatbones5975]

this is so confusing shes not really going by step

[@OllieBear125]

These are not single crochets'

[@KatarinaS.]

Yes they are

[@gamecrusher2024]

I'm not sure where you are from. However, US Crochet Terms are different than UK Terms. In the US, a Single Crochet is called a Double Crochet. You can Google: UK Crochet Terms vs. US Terms.

[@khushboocanoo6303]

OMG....too confusing!!!